EU steps up humanitarian assistance for Palestinians
In light of the continued deterioration of the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and the steady rise of needs on the ground, the Commission is stepping up its funding to support Palestinians affected by the ongoing war, reads a press release of the European Commission.
Daniela Savin
US announces new Patriot missiles for Ukraine as part of new $6 billion aid package
The U.S. will provide Ukraine additional Patriot missiles for its air defense systems as part of a massive $6 billion additional aid package, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced Friday, AP reports.
Russia continues attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure
Last night, the Russian occupiers attacked four thermal power plants of DTEK, which led to serious damage to the equipment, the press service of the agency announced, reports Unian.
Blinken Warns China: Halt Supply to Russia Amid Ukraine Crisis
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has issued a warning that the United States will take action if China continues to supply Russia with materials used in its assault on Ukraine.
Bogdan Nigai
Ukraine Pulls Back Abrams Tanks Amidst Drone Threat
Ukraine has withdrawn American-donated Abrams tanks from the active battlefield for the time being due to the growing threat posed by Russian drone warfare.
Berlin Memorial Concert Honors Alexei Navalny's Legacy
Associates of the opposition activist Alexei Navalny, who passed away in prison in February, have unveiled plans for a commemorative concert in his honor.
Former Romanian President Faces Charges: Mineriad Case Updates
Former President Ion Iliescu faces criminal charges in the Mineriad Case, with prosecutors notifying him of his status in the case on Friday.
Ukraine Minister Jailed in Land Grab Scandal
A Ukrainian court ordered the pre-trial detention of Agriculture Minister Mykola Solsky on Friday.
Russia: Uranium Mine Flood Threatens Water Supply
Severe flooding in Russia has sparked fears of radioactive and chemical pollution from Soviet-era uranium mines in the Kurgan region contaminating the Tobol River in Western Siberia.
Ukraine Deploys Ballistic Missiles in Covert Move Against Russia
Ukraine has initiated the deployment of extended-range ballistic missiles against Russia, a covert supply facilitated by the United States, as confirmed by American officials cited by the BBC.
Law Blocks Georgia's EU Path, Parliament Says
The European Parliament has adopted a non-binding resolution urging the European Union to postpone accession negotiations with Georgia until the country repeals its "Law on Transparency of Foreign Agents."
Hamas Ready for Ceasefire: Willingness to Disarm and Transition
A political figure of Hamas conveyed to The Associated Press that the Islamic militant organisation is prepared to entertain a ceasefire lasting five years or more with Israel.
